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minerals don't break other minerals yet they can scratch other minerals based on their hardness which is measured by the Mohs scale
Minerals don't break down when cooked because they are at their most integral form. Only at extremely high temperatures will minerals break down.
An organism whose tissues are completely replaced by minerals is a fossil.
The tendency of some minerals to break unevenly along curved or irregular surfaces is called cleavage. Cleavage is a property that describes how a mineral breaks when subjected to stress, and it is determined by the internal arrangement of atoms within the mineral's structure.
Cleavage
Minerals that break with an uneven rough or jagged surface are classified as having a fracture. Some examples of minerals with this type of fracture include quartz, fluorite, and obsidian. These minerals break in a way that does not exhibit any distinct cleavage planes.
cleavege of the mineral
Minerals that exhibit cleavage split along flat planes and do not break apart or crumble like minerals that fracture. Examples of minerals with good cleavage include mica, calcite, and halite.
its called streak
Cleavage is not a physical property, but rather a mineralogical property that describes how a mineral breaks along planes of weakness. Minerals with cleavage break along specific directions due to their crystal structure, creating smooth, flat surfaces. This property is used to help identify minerals.
Rocks are made up of minerals. Different rocks consist of different minerals in different proportions.
This describes a mineral's Mohs hardness.